Your budget for Manuel Antonio

In Manuel Antonio, expect to pay anywhere from 30 – 300 USD a night for a room and 10 – 40 USD for a meal. Most things to do in Manuel Antonio have an entrance fee like the national park and waterfalls. In Costa Rica, you’ll be able to pay in both USD and Colones. Also, know that tap water is safe to drink in Manuel Antonio.


Budget tip! The currency in Costa Rica is Colones. Save up a lot of exchange fees by converting your own local currency to Colones.Some restaurants charge USD by default, but if you ask them to charge Colones, it will make a significant difference on the total bill.

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